Mozambique vs Rwanda T20I all matches are contested at the Gahanga International Cricket Stadium in Gahanga, Rwanda, a venue that has hosted 115 T20I matches since 2021.
The ground has recorded extreme scoring variations, including Tanzania's highest team total of 242/6 and Malawi's lowest total of 11/0, while Rwanda remains the most active team with 47 appearances.
Overview
The head-to-head record between Mozambique and Rwanda in the T20I format is anchored at the Gahanga International Cricket Stadium in Gahanga, Rwanda. This venue has served as the primary stage for their encounters, hosting a total of 115 T20I matches between August 18, 2021, and July 27, 2025. The dataset reflects the growing intensity of this regional rivalry, with Rwanda emerging as the most active team at the ground, participating in 47 matches within this specific head-to-head context.
Statistical extremes at Gahanga highlight the competitive variance in these fixtures. The highest team total recorded is 242/6, achieved by Tanzania on November 2, 2021. In contrast, the lowest team total is 11/0, set by Malawi on November 18, 2022. Individual performances have also defined key moments at the stadium. The highest individual batting score is 107, scored by OH Agbomadzie on December 8, 2022. On the bowling front, the best figures are 5/5, delivered by Ali Dawood on July 25, 2025. These records underscore the diverse conditions and scoring patterns observed across the 115 matches held at this venue.
What are the team batting records at Gahanga?
Team batting performances at Gahanga International Cricket Stadium have produced significant statistical extremes. This score stands as the benchmark for batting dominance in the 115 matches played at the ground since its first T20I fixture in 2021.
At the other end of the spectrum, the lowest team total is 11/0, set by Malawi against Kenya on 2022-11-18. This score highlights the variance in pitch conditions and team strengths across the different T20I encounters hosted in Gahanga. The contrast between Tanzania's 242/6 and Malawi's 11/0 illustrates the wide range of outcomes possible at this venue.
Individual performance records
Individual performances at Gahanga International Cricket Stadium have produced notable statistical outliers across both batting and bowling disciplines. The highest individual batting score recorded at the venue is 107 runs, achieved by OH Agbomadzie on 2022-12-08. This innings stands as the benchmark for individual batting excellence in the T20I matches held at this ground, reflecting the scoring potential available to top-order batsmen during that period.
On the bowling front, the most dominant individual performance belongs to Ali Dawood, who claimed figures of 5/5 on 2025-07-25. These best bowling figures represent a rare instance of a five-wicket haul in T20I cricket at this venue, highlighting the impact a single bowler can have on match outcomes. The combination of 107 runs by Agbomadzie and 5/5 by Dawood defines the individual extremes observed in the 115 matches played at Gahanga since the first match on 2021-08-18.
Venue hosting history
Gahanga International Cricket Stadium has established itself as a central hub for T20I cricket in the region, hosting a significant volume of matches since the venue's inaugural game on 2021-08-18. The stadium's activity continued through to 2025-07-27, marking a period of sustained usage over nearly five years. During this timeframe, the ground accommodated a total of 115 matches, reflecting its importance to the local cricketing calendar and regional tournaments.
Rwanda serves as the primary host nation for these fixtures, leveraging the Gahanga venue to stage a substantial portion of the competition schedule. The home team has been the most active participant at this specific ground, featuring in 47 of the 115 recorded matches. This high frequency of appearances underscores Rwanda's strategic use of the stadium to maximize home advantage and drive development within the T20I format.
The dataset covering Mozambique versus Rwanda matchups is embedded within this broader venue history. While the head-to-head series represents a specific bilateral or tournament subset, the 47 matches involving Rwanda at Gahanga provide the contextual backdrop for these encounters. The venue's capacity to host a high volume of games allows for consistent scheduling, enabling teams like Mozambique and Rwanda to face off within a familiar environment. The timeline from 2021 to 2025 captures the evolution of play at Gahanga, with the stadium serving as a reliable fixture for regional T20I action.
Frequently asked questions
When was the first T20I match played at Gahanga International Cricket Stadium?
The first match took place on 18 August 2021.
What is the highest team total recorded at this venue?
Tanzania scored 242/6 on 2 November 2021.
What is the lowest team total recorded at this venue?
Malawi scored 11/0 on 18 November 2022.
Who holds the record for the highest individual batting score at Gahanga?
OH Agbomadzie scored 107 on 8 December 2022.
Who has the best bowling figures at this venue?
Ali Dawood took 5/5 on 25 July 2025.
Summary
Gahanga International Cricket Stadium has hosted 115 T20I matches between 18 August 2021 and 27 July 2025. Key records include Tanzania's 242/6, Malawi's 11/0, OH Agbomadzie's 107, and Ali Dawood's 5/5.